@salmorejogeek Llevaba años con 24.x lts, actualice a 26.x lts y se fue a la mierda todo, termine instalando cinnamon para no perder mi tiempo cambiando todo a nueva distro, lo mas desastroso es wayland, lo detesto.
@iagolast Instala Ubuntu o cualquier distro que la mayoría encuentra 'for noobs' pero ultra estables, luego Claude Code Desktop o cli, pídele que la deje como una Mac en UI y listo (20 min)
@iagolast Estos son compatibles con Routines, por lo que conectando MCPs + cloud envs puedes tener lo que quieras (talvez) sin necesidad de montar una vps a costo fijo mensual :) Tu necesidad cambia el paradigma a aplicar.
@iagolast Te recuerdo que los ambientes Cloud de Claude Code :) si necesitas algo de credenciales, ya sería tu decisión si colocarlos en variables de ambiente o init scripts. Esos si los puedes usar desde mobile :)
someone built a Waymo teleoperator with San Francisco map.
play here: https://t.co/1BkRMdMAnr
stack: fable 5.5 and threejs
i know its ai, its vibecoded, but i can't get a profitable waymo trip. can you?
@EstebanCervi Simple, si haces eso, significa que el negocio hay foco en gastos, no en crecimiento. Invierte tiempo en lo que traiga ingresos y distribución, $2000/mes no es nada si consigues generar aunque sea 1.2x del costo. Cuestiona las decisiones de pagar un SaaS, no al SaaS.
@noor36758 lol, but OFPS + blob sync to a bucket is actually a good approach for offline apps. OFPS -> SQLite WASM = a full backend in the browser :)
Go 1.27 introduces an experimental fully portable SIMD package.
Now, David Chase and Junyang Shao of the Go team share how it achieves near-assembly performance across different platforms without having to write custom assembly code.
Read more 👇 https://t.co/HTojK5yCga
we just migrated our gRPC services to the ConnectRPC protocol instead. this turned out to be a fairly simple migration, but unlocks a whole bunch of new features for Hatchet in the next few months.
gRPC is fantastic, but support across runtimes isn't great. in particular, we've had a bunch of requests for serverless runtimes like @Cloudflare Workers which we haven't been able to support because of gRPC compatibility issues. the original serverless runtimes were built around the fetch() API, which is missing a bunch of http/2 features that we need.
we've been quietly waiting on gRPC support across these runtimes -- and Cloudflare just rolled it out in beta! -- but demand was high enough that we're just sending it.
The great part about ConnectRPC is that it's fully gRPC compatible, so existing clients will still work. Just a 10/10 dev experience overall: https://t.co/eK4u1YADeB
full serverless and sandbox support coming soon.